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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

TAU g3-Tu3lLl
TULIUS SYCLE & son.

-
OUR FIRST GRAND FALL OPENING.
EIANKE1S-sn immense purchase of Ban
Eciscnatles u 90 otsr great bargains. Itlsop-
poriuuity should not 10 ruissei ~ those vDo me-
irLd O. purchase Blankets. We are Offering
item AZ prices les. than The cost 81 mani
ture Call carly before ne assortment -
broken. - these prices will never 10 orured
agsin Fine Iufte1. ie clngham.. - flni 81
L. stripe, only D. ~. nOr "a. urAiltni s.gleA
Al l1c: Real scotch Chsyi Of only Joe, rrti
value aoc You will rni these ellis tO Dc =
nttisixIerf.ct asnall hole sysry thirty niue
Inches. short lesgiAs In Chsti0ts .nfs'yJ OllY
&c. YousA often psd l2 .c. in ran pi''a.
54-inch extra quality Red Table D.ms.k, only
IKE: .g-inch Iyos- BLACK Satin fha IA NJ.
only 49,; g9.isch Lyons Blss Nsta Ria lame.
letter quality, only So; = incn Lyon, BLACK
satin llnsGsms, much bsitsr quality, only 3 (;
g-inch lyons Blssk satin hktdsme. great doal
letter quality. only Sl..3: Lyons Gro silks. in
back. from i5c. 10 $50 yard. Wchase male
large purchase !n Ihsse goods. snf therefore
Cffcr hem AZ one third tho cost ~ importation.
New line Of Dress Trimmings, "a black aui eol-
ored. We are selling cur ti5 Colcred s.un
hhadafne@ at 81. Goatlsnsns col0rr & bOrle
Hemstitched llandEercsiofs. u little imperfect
only iga,c You will nni these lisndkerchiei,
t. be different quality. Tho regular goods value
In price from -. 70 SOc. Ladlss csiorei-nor-
dered Handkorchiefs al ls;. do1sn-garrant-
ed fast colors: Ladies' Pure Linen Ianiker-
chiefs. o.. white only; Beautiful styles IN
Fall Prints, only axe; ,4d Colony Prints. o.. :
Old-um0 Calic0ss only sbc.-resulSr price ese-
ryWhere Zoe. lou have often toll us they don {
make CalicOs Ike tnsy did ;-sniy years ago.
lou will nnd tLsse irOnclsd. Sshi-cs0rod
Dress Goods. only i0c -lsli wool; Three Cakes
If Lupin's soap, -. Twelve Cakes ~ turkish
Path Soap. 20. ChiGroa's Ribbed Hose, In All
sizes. only PC. They arc cur regular - stck-
Ing. Call early tsisre hey are cold. a. tho
quantity Is limited. Chil6rsD's Ribbed Hos.
Ia Cray, Brown. and BLACK. only 30. ii0. often
have you raid i2.c.' $40 yards mare OF uo
Corded. Edge In Dies,hca Fine Muslin ~ g..
Centlemen's Sesmle., Gray ioso. only sec
Gentlemens British Hall Hose only TO-. Cor
Poles, with DTsss fixtures complete, only
g5c. Nindow-Shaie-. with all nxtures, only
iOc.-3x6. We viii sHsr Wednesday some 81
the greatest bargains ia Carpets, Msiungs on
Cloths, hugs aud Druggs,s, aud smyrna Rugs
JULIU- SiCLE & SON,
Between seccad AID Third streets
au 2i-Tu&1h
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THURSDAY.....AU AUGUST -. 1887


! he PROSPECT me Legislature.
As Virginia elects this year members
of The Legislature and no State or
other officers, we must needs speak Of
our hopes as to the complexion OF the
next Legislature when we are asked as
TO the prospects of the Virginia De
mocracy this fall. And what is the
prospect? So far as we know or have
heard, there is no danger that MALONE
can get control of the Legislature,
seeing that the Democrats already have
II out of the 10 members of the Senate,
and will almost certainly elect senators
in the Fourth, Twelfth, Fourteenth,
Twentieth. Tvcnty-second, Twenty
fourth, Twenty sixth, and Thirty
fourth districts making their strength
in tie Senate, even if they elect sena-
tors in no other districts, twenty-five
81 majority over the Republicans OF
ten. Besides, Governor LEE "holds
the fort and those malcontents in
Richmond who would ike TO see this
city placed under his thumb by an act
of the Legislature may SIS well post
Tonc their attempt to wreak their ven
pcGnce upon Richmond until another
year, or say until JoHS 5. WISE is
elected Governor that is, to the Greek
calcnds
All that Ly tie way We mercy lef;
ON subject to remind our readers that
Richmond is in 10 danger this year.
Fnst. because the Democrats will con
frcl 10th branches Of the Legislature
secondly. because they will control one
branch and, thirdly, because il dire
disasters oyertake the Democracy, Gov
e1ror LEE "siis at the gate, an / vii.
not Permit any bill calculated and in
tended to damage this city to pass into
the Capitol or appear on the statntc-
look.
Now as to the House of Delegates.
We are inclined 10 take the figures OF
the Portsmouth Enterprise, and set
down the following rs safe: AccOmack
and northampton, >; Albemarle, ?
Alexandra. Amherst, Augusta, = Bed
ford. . Botetourt, Campbell, = F.; Car.
roll, Charlotte, Clarke and Warren,
Craig and Roanoke, Culpeper, Fairfax,
Iauquier and Loudoun, 3 Fluvanha,
Frederick, Green and Madison, Hall
lax. 2: Hanover, Isle OF Wight, King
and Queen, Mathews and Middlesex.
Nelson, Orange, Pittsylvania, 3; Ports
mouth, Princess Anne, Prince William,
Pulaski and Giles, Rappahannock
RocLIridge, .; Shenandoah, South
ampton, SIoisylyania, Washington, =.
We omit Richmond and Norfolk as
not altogether certain, and because a
good many persons are alarmed as to
the condition of the party IN those
cities. put there are forty eight Demo-
cratic members after leaving those cities
of the list. If We can get forty eight
members without the assistance OF such
reliable places as Norfolk and Rich
mond, there ought not to be any fears
as to our getting enough in those cities
and in several counties, TO assure to the
Democrats the control of both branches
We have not claimed, Grayson, Lee,
Wythe, Caroline, Montgomery, &C., &c.
But what would Richmond say If it
should turn out that she had faltered in
her allegiance to the Democratic party?
No danger.
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the one overmastering issue involved in
the pending canvass. then MALONE,
being an avowcd protectionist. is the
man whom our Petersburg contcm-
rorary should support for United
States senator, if it has any doubts as
10 whether the Democratic aspirants
to the United States Senate stand upon
The Roanoke platform or not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25
N &E. MfrpELDORFER.
AZ. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
NNTTiNGS.
FANCY MATTIN -.
hEDCHECkED NATrINGS.

4 ~ L.. AZ I i iatIAfAFkki isAks
~. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
FANCY MATTIN =.
WHITE fiNfTlEGS
At GREAT REDUCTIONS.
eOr. NhT1INGS 40 IT, yard;
..c. NA1TINCS az ~. q yard:
.G.. MAT1INGS ~ 49, a yard;
Homuarts 25c. MATTHIAS AZ 49,:
zee. SEAMLESS NAr1INGS at3lc.
SATIN SUKAU~.
I'm Cream, PINK, Brown, Rcd, aud Black. u
% yard.
IMPORTANT.
We have lust received "A complete line 81
sizes u he well-known
DIAMOND SHIRT
Win each pair sold his week wo will give a
HANDSOME MATCHBOX. Price. 81.
We would also call attention 10 oar as'ort-
" '''' VGsENTLENEN's FURNISHINGS
such ~ COLLARS, CUFFS. NhcKWEAR,
HOSIERY, &c.-Gll Of which We have in ni's
assortment aud extremely low
LEATHER GOODS
We show now a nice stock Of LADIES Poe n
E1-BOOKS. PURSES, aud HANDBAGS NJ
much lower prices than they hayo been get Of
''' GLORIA UMBRELLAS.
will be shown This week an lower hgnres than
~ any lime Ibis season. D0n't Buy until yoI
hive seen our goods ani prices.
PRINTS.
good Dress PRINTS. light, medium. and dark
STYLES. n g., a ward.
Ecst shifting PRINTS, IN 20 l0-yard p,o'es,
at Nc. yard.
SUMNER SILKS.
In remnants, 2jc "A yard tor regular 90. and
r.. crndcs.
20. "A yard for our 5O'. and zoe. qualities in
larger quantities
EIACK and COIORED SATIN RIADANE
AT i per yard for the usual siJ0 grade.
WHITE GOODS.
INDIA LINENS at 'r.5. =, ., II, -. ~. aud
upward. Al were - tJ ID per cent. higher
40 IL. u yar,s we cilcr % rlro hlrslll lu
CREAM aud WHITE PLAID MU>LINS.
CORDED piQIl - at3t'.
CHECKED NAIN>OOno NJ ~. yard.
D. q E.. MlITELp0NFfR.
~ BROAD STREE.
fau 2l-iuNlAi
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SEES HIS FIRST GERMAN.
0pr yoyiaI Senator from Halifax
at the bite sulphur Springs
HIS Tribute 10 beauty, &e.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENERIER COUNTY, w. VA.
To The Editor Of the Dispatch:
have read somewhere that pious
old divine, after eating heartily of
strawberries, with grateful heart
said, "Godi in His wisdom might doubt
less have made better berry, but has
not in His mercy seen fit to do So"
As stood on the porch of my cottage
this morning ndlooked overthe White
Sulphur Springs grounds, elevated and
beautifully picturesque, surrounded by
mountains on every side-Kate 'smount-
ain in full view, to the west the Green
biier mountains, and, towering above
all, TO the north and east, the grand
Alleghanics-I paraphrased the saying
of the pious old divine, "God might
doubtless have made more beautiful
pace, but if He has ] have never had
the good fortune to see it."
The season is now at its height, and
lis said there are over fifteen hundred
people here. From every section OF
ibe country they have come-the sick
to recover health and the young and
strong for gayety and pleasure. And
surely they can find it here. During
this week 1 have been informed there
were nine germans besides the regular
balls and other social smusements.
/ reached here Friday, and-oh
shame hide thy blush-though tifty-one
wears of age 1 saw Saturday morning
my first german. And oh, Mr.: Edi-
Tor, with half century OF years and
an avordupois OF go pounds and con-
seauent shoriness of breath, swear to
you by all the gods il my flesh was
not in the way l should forthwith COM
mence taking lessons. All how We
old fellows missed it III our youth. l
diop tear to tie memory of the
square dancers ard another that
an too old and too large to
learn the german. Honest old Sir
John Talssaif said il he had q
hundred cons he would teach than all
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ei-iH .SJec,fc Compapg, Atenfr, &C.:
Ccntlcmen,-l was an engineer on the Virks'
burg. Shreveport aud Pacific railroad four
years ago. wien my engine was turned over in
IN accident. The steam burned my right arm
al around the elbow terribly. had several
doctors trying TO heal the arm, bat in eighteen
months Trial they were unable to heal II.
was unable TO work much, or, indeed, hardly
my. One day friend suggested TO me 70 try
swifts Specific and | did. 4 dozen bottles
entirely healed the arm, since which time |
Layo been entirely well.
When began taking :. 8. $. was thoroughly
saturated with malaria, which had contracted
in the low southern country, and with calomel,
with which tho doctors had dosed me. The
:. 5. $. drove out the malaria entirely and
cleansed my blood Of all calomeL
would not lie without q bottle Of $. ;. ;. In
ny house. as a general and perfect blood pur-
ter, for $50. I. 7. JONES,
Engineer for james y. Boyd s. Co.,
aua2lw corner sixth and Cary streets.
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"JEYF. DAVIS is babbling old liar,
aswcll as blathcrskite. Who sayst that?
II occurs in letter from Columbus.
Ohio, in the Cincinnati Commercial
gazette, tho leading organ OF JoHN
SHERMAN. MAHosG's favorite for Pre-
sidont of the United States.
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rough's Desperate Resistance.
lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

New YORK, August PA young
tough named Dinen, while resisting ar
rest this morning, fired two shots at
Policeman Phillips, one OF which shat
tered tie officers hand. Dinen then
started on run, with Phillips and Off
GERS Gaffney and Mcdonnell in pursuit.
The police opened fire on the fugitive,
and lie empticd his revolver three times
1T his pursners. Mcdonnell received a
dangerous wound 10 the breast. Dinen
was finally overtaken and clabbsd
mill unconscious, when he was taken
% lie klalion.hoQe4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

The outraged feelings of MAHoSE's
pIompter at Governor LEE's visiting
the Theatre may be assuaged blythe re-
Election that the dog interest of the
country is still being looked after.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

Governor LEE fathers q movement to
get up private theatIicals for the bene.
1T OF the Confederate Soldiers Home.
Horlible This is food for another
MALONE manifesto on the Governors
"frivolous levity."
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DREsEFUL DROUGHT.
Ets Fearful Effects la west virgin
and Southwestern Virginia.
.. n t.. d nL-l.r.l-

lby telegraph to the Disprtch.l
CHICAGO, August PA special from
Hintor, West Virginia, says: in:ofna-
ton received here from Mcdowell
county is to the effect that a 3r,aiful
state Of affairs exists III that pogiiol Of
the State andin outhwestcrn Virginia.
The drought has made the water, very
low, and peculiar disease which nas
several times previously foilonci this
condition and which is supposed to be
the result Of the minerals IN the water.
has broken out. In Dead Horse Cave
neighboIbood there are over one hun
bred cases, wifi thirty deaths Not a
family has escaped. The crops are
neglected and teamwork is at a staaa-
sui, it requiring the entire time Of
every individual able TO labor t. cars
for the sick and dead 1t is estimated
that 2CO people died in Mcdowell
county alone in the last four weeks
from the disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

sheer end Fine INDIA LINEN. jHc, e vs. e..
and 7tc.-wcre NC. o.. and l0c.;
steer aud Fine INDIA LINEN. i2nc., l5c., and
17Lc-wcrc &C.. ~, and Dc;
CHICK MUSLIN. jhc., 7hc., AMI shc.-was
-. I0r, aud l2hc.;
LARGE and SMALL CHECK, 9l.c. and llc.-
wa laLC. ard he;
BhETFD NAJNSODK. 9ttc.--wa' l2Lc.;
CIIAN-ANDLlU 3 CHECK, was l2kc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

IF, as il seems, there was "boodle y
business as developed by the late City
Hall Investigation, why not summon
Mr.. De PmEsr before the grand jury ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

The successful manner in which
GEoyIR CLE:ELAND sat down upon the
IIorid yesterday. shows that he is a
"gicat big" man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

An exchange says "therc is woman
in the SCOTT case" As far as we can
see this is the first redeeming feature
in the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

In his life of DRYDEN, G.. SAINTS
BURY writes:
"ghe three last stanzas of this are
wCll worth quotation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25
BRIEF COMMENT.

GA new broom sweeps clean" Has
De PRIEST turned himself upon him
self?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

safe 10 take In any condition OF the system.
with any diet aud without danger from expo
ure 10 wet or cold. Absolutely free from Mer-
curry or any Injurious mineral ingredient
MY wife has suffered for many years with
Indigestion. must admit after trying every
ming else recommended 10 me | tried Sim
mons Liver Regulator. In three days after
taking IL according 10 your directions-a halt
Tablespoonful after each meal-she has been
In perfect health: she does not suffer nj all and
can eat anything she wants without any Of her
previous symptoms."-W. G. SUBERs, Balm
bridge. Ga.
Demand the genuine. which has the red on
front Of WRAPPER. Prepared only oy
j. II. ZEILlE & CO,
Philadelphia, Pa
SOLE TROTRIETORs. au 25.ThlwSa&Tu
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Kid Chores.

3-Button PARIS KID TANS, good longth,
t5c.-wcrc 60c.:
5Button SCOLLOPED-TOP TANS, assorted,
s9c.-wore 1jc.;
5-Buiton GIROLFLE, Black and Colorei, 20
wore 81;
l. Button ESNFRALDA. Black. 5qc.-wero sc. /;
4-Buiion ANTELOPE. Black. 92r.-wore tl.l2H {;
i-ButtOn CECILE. BLACK. sL3s-Wero fi6);
4-Butt0n NlGNON Celebrated), COlOr3d aud
Black. % were q -.
AILTHKFAD AND SILK GLOVES At CONri
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PHos'oS aI,s.
ZINE, CEMENT. PLASTER, sc.

% zoo BARRELS FRESH RO-
40 sCOO SENDALE daily expected per
schooner Oliver II. Booth-for sale from wharf;
also. UNION, HYDRAULIC, and IMPORTED
PORTLAND CEMENT. FRESH ANCHOR
LIME received daily; ROCkLAND LIME al
WAYS in stock; FIRE-BRICKS, FIRECLAY.
LATMS, CALCINED PLASTER, &c, SC.
WARNER MOORE.
LUMP and GROUND NOVA.SCOrIA PLAS-
TER, ground fresh as ordered Only mill ia
the city. GuH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

EvDSr rs TIE FIELD Dur
i FALL sIoCk. NO1ICETr.
a-fNCH AlI-V nOL BLACK Gas.
fcni tsi.e .Jf
.tiNCH AIL-NCoL HLA,AtlsHt
real rHlcr il'
iG-INou HENRIETTA F'-. r'al
a~lNCU DHAF DAl1it. 'H'.f,
.O-iNCN ~AiGN ffAlAhl. .f.f....
..-lN'h Satin MiApANL. ..-I n. ...
I.sA
MI,s:lE NolRl aloal.r. ..a, .t..
EMO, srRAn an oo.or., 'a.. rs.
prtsl-Lshtanl Dara slai,,-!-ra,.-
sTRIiED VELVET .an co'ore. e..ra.u.,
aalNCu DRESS GOODS eu ooor. s,.. r.t
nINcn PlLLoWcA>E COTTON s.. nr
BIO STOCK. toopsTYIGS FAlLoI>Gu,v.
Nc viii sen -.orAiE bLANhti0at fh.I. r.aI
value g..
Goon KID GLOVES. il-ck anl cobra. ...
Bi stills another DOC received o.. 1885,.
md Ia, s.. 81.
l.oco GEoSs MEiAL DREss BUTTONS. 81.
cOlOr-. ~ -
Ribbons ali coloi--ai wiIth.-frmnen.r.
row daisy o. thc widest SASH MhnuN
Bcst 5aCENl SHIRT MADE. teinioracl, I'la.s
has and front
ANiiQi = LINiN 4lOIf~, 3 fNf ~.
all he NOVELTIES ~ JtMtlll.
CHIIukEN'S LINEN LACE COLLARS - ilIf
NaIuf
TORoHON. OBIENTALLAtESF ipI NDlNt~.
e.. Sc. ~ half value.
&c. HANDKERDuIEFS- dozen mar, r.-
Cchcd.
\ large stock ~ BLACK ANDCoLORhn BEADS
~ OKNAMENT>,GAL,uN >.GlMI>. TAPE.
BEADS. PANELS, &c.--au uHR rO0.s 90
lowest prices.
SPECIAL NO1IoE-IADtES' UEM>rlICnED
HANDkEk1 iliEt~, rDlurei bDrl.r', lfei
STYLES. great variety. lt ils. rrsI ffIIH .'.
All iho NEW THINGS IS Obs IliNEA IS
NtCkNEAK
CtHIETS. NAITlNGs. RUGS OiL.NlpIl.
SMYRNA RIGS ~ a.. 81. $40. 2.r. tH.
'l "a. 49,, 49,. A.; MAI ilND~ ~ .r., .i..
.-r: CARPETS. Tapestries aui lnfalN-, 90
-gyiug prices, Oll-DlOili-. sN wil.as al
Ifice- ISAAC >i,lE 81 CO.,,
N3 Broad street between lniu' trd Fourth.
y. B.-BALANCE fOLMEE> $50, Is Al eos '.
iag -}-luA iA
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HOSIERY.
Ihp Great Nain-lt1oot Bazaar,
l!C9 MAIN STREET.
TAU


EACVR%iGH". tys.
y(EATS THEM ALL
b ONLY y ROI NJ TRIP.
EOTINE LOST FROM Bt SlNESS.
GEANDS AIUKDAY-NlGuT Excl RSlON 81
MOONLIGHT on IHEJANES
TO OLD POINT AID NORFOLK.
EIEGANT AND SPACIOUS STEAMER ARIEL
LOOK AT THIS SCHEDULES:
Leave Richmond NEXT SATu RDAI NIGliT,
21IH, az 10 O'Clock arrive az Old Point nj . ~.
n. and Norfolk Gt7 4. VI. Leave Norfolk sun
day at I J.. VI. and Old Point ut =. VI. ; arrive
81 Richmond I? O'Clock Sunday night
Tickets also good to return the following
Tuesday.
Ocean View. Hampton. Soldiers Home. NC
Elegant meals and refreshments ON steamer
Ariel. BEATS THEN ALL.
au93 Rv. OWEN, for Committee.
GRAND MOONLIGHT ENCUR-
VI SION TO ASHLAND PARK. MONDAY
NIGHT. AUGUST 90. lsS1. Train VIII leave Eliza
at 40 O'Clock returning. leaves Ashland Park
atI23O o'clock. FINE SfkING BAND. Round
'i aHaissL4a2As5.ao&ss-ot
40 fENUESDAY AND THURSDAY
J. MOONLlGHrs."
DUTCH Gar.
STEAMER ARIEL
every II lSOAY AID THURSDAY
NIGHT.
Leave at $50 ocloca sharp; return at 1920
O'Clock.
Tie THURSDAY MOONLIGHT OF Ausust s5l
VIII he under the management OF
Tho Virginia Boat Club. Sec
thor advertisement.
IT, The Ariel can loo chartered by church or
,thtr tocieties FOR any 81 the "Iuesiay aud
Thursday , oonl.chts" 90 = CHEAP CO-OPt-
RkIION PLAN. GOOD PROFITS AND No
NIpGINIA STEAMBOAT CcMPANI,
Uptown UiIce, III, oas, M4iu street.
ie,-9m
z OW EXCURSION RATES on
n STEAMER ARIEL,
BY WHICH
,hVRcpFS. SOCIETIES. AND OTTER OK.
CARNATIONS CAN PAY orr
IDElR lNUEBl EDNE>S.
For Tarfie- II not loss than twenty-five per
sons this company will accept the VERY Low
RATE OF 81 EACH FOR ROUND TRIP TO
NORFOLK OR OLD POINT, and organizations
can charge 81. thus securing ahaudsome profit
TCkIIS GOOD ONE WEEK.
The same arr angement can Do made 10 NlR-
GINA BEACH by adding jOc 70 the above
rates. Also, any of the "TULSDAI AND
THURSDAY NOONLIGHrSr can be char
tered on a cheap cooperative plan without
risk.
Days can now be secured. First come, first
VIRGINIA STEAMBO At COMPANY.
Uptown onlce III ca Il Min street.
70 25-ts
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FOI. tNCEa>Gs.

4 WISH TO EXCHANGE ASo
J. GOOD HAY AND 1RtCk-FARN Of L.
if0 acres In Hanover county. seven miles fTOm
hichmond, for HOUSE In TITS city.
WALTER slDNoR.
Al ss-eodlCt No. I Eleventh street, ely.
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Sun MER RESORTS.

GOBB'S ISLAND,
~ IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Under new man6gem8nL
Having taken control Of the hotel property
st this famous resort. aud having made many
improvements. Including the entire returnish-
ing Of the hotel, would respectfully solicit the
patronage Of it, old admirers aud the public.
Tho bathing facilities are unsurpassed and
fine fishing and cunning are afforded. Rates
s25O per day; si2 per week; $40 per month.
Can be reached from Norfolk by steamer North
ampton on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frid avs,
or daily by New York, Philadelphia and Nor
folk railroad.
For further particulars address
ie 30-2m A. COBB, CherTiton, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-25

4 MANS ARM HEALED AFTER EIGHTEEN
MONTHS hUNNISG FROM A sCALD.

Mr T. p. JONES, the well-known ongineerHnd
machini.t for James y. Boyd a Co.. Of this city
Is known to our dtizons a. a mau em!nently
worthy Of belief. He gives his testimony az to
his cure by 5. :. S. Any citizen can interview
him as 10 his remarkable case and get the de-
tails Of the wonderful eflcc; Of 5. :. ).
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DISSOLUTION & PARrNERsHIP

RICHMOND, Va, August 20. 1887.
VNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
4 FORE existing between c. GENNEr and
A. GRANT was dissolved on the 1ith Instant by
the death Of G. GenneL All parties indebted
10 the firm win please call and settle with A..
GRANT, surviving partner, who viii sign In
liquidation.
JkWELhY will find q good as-ortmeut at much
reduced prices, by the undersigned. who will
be found at the old stand, w east Main street
aueOiw A. GRANT.
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DRINK MASS

Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured by Adj
ministering DR.. Ilaines's Golden
Specific.
It can be given in cup Of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the person taking II; is
absolutely harmless, and will effect perma-
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient -
moderate drinker or All alcoholic wreck. IL mas
been given in thousands OF cases, and in every
instance a perfect cure has followed. lrNEYER
FAILS. The system once impregnated with the
Specific It becomes an utter impossibility for
the liquor appetite 10 exist. For sale by
Il. ROBERTS BAkhR,
9l9 east Main street.
no1s-Th. Sa5Tul56t Richmond. Va
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Silks.
COJ'setS.

NEW RICHMOND. 2ic-werc &c.;
BEAUTY. 36i.c. were 80:
CHALLENGE, 4Sc.-were CO.,;
WOVEN. isc.--wefo Coo;
DIAMOND. 7ic.--wcro SIC;
Il. q g., Cyc-were SOC;
CORA (french Woven. 79c.-werc 81;
BIJOU. 81 s0-wore 81 90:
BRIGHT son 900 Bone). si.is-wero SO;
Warmers CORhLINE, size --were 81;
Warmers FLEXIBLE HIP, &kc-wcrc si.iO;
Warmers IlEAL1 II. 07Hc.-wore sL2;
Warmers NURSING. sl.l9-wero sl.5J;
Warner STATUESQUE. il@-were -.
Full line Of BALLS CORSETS on hand.
The place to get u PERFECT FIT al ONE
THIRD LESS THAN REGULAR PRICE.
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S7RAUSE BROTHERS

yILLsAcEIFICE THE FOLLOWING GOODS
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR En-
TEHsIyE FALL CONTRACTS. THEREFORE,
THIS WEEK THEIR GREAT DRY-GOOD5
MILL WILL GRIND OUT THE FOLLOWING
LOTS AT THE LOWEST PRICES OF THE
SEASON:
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Tie THURSDAY MOONLIGHT OF August 95l
VIII he under the management OF
Tho Virginia Boat Club. sec
thor advertisement.
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C0JyetS.

our assortment Of LADIES SILK HOSIERY
Is well worthy 81 your attention. The prices
rule low.
ANNA